Ancient Water and Modern Science: Cox 5th Graders Explore the Mesa Water Education and Career Center

Fifth-grade students from Cox Elementary School stepped out of the classroom and into the fascinating world of environmental science during a recent field trip to the Mesa Water Education and Career Center (MWECC). As the only facility of its kind in Orange County, the 2,400-square-foot center provided Eagles with an interactive, hands-on look at how local water is sourced, treated, and protected.
Throughout the visit, students engaged with more than 20 interactive exhibits, including the Redwood Theater and the immersive Explorer experience. Eagles learned the captivating story of the Orange County Groundwater Basin and discovered how Mesa Water draws from a 100% local supply—including unique, 12,000-year-old groundwater naturally tinted by ancient redwood tree remnants from tens of thousands of years ago. [Read More...]
Throughout the visit, students engaged with more than 20 interactive exhibits, including the Redwood Theater and the immersive Explorer experience. Eagles learned the captivating story of the Orange County Groundwater Basin and discovered how Mesa Water draws from a 100% local supply—including unique, 12,000-year-old groundwater naturally tinted by ancient redwood tree remnants from tens of thousands of years ago. [Read More...]









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